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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1970
Page
4
The editorial condemns President Nixon for dismissing Walter J. Hickel from the interior post. It lauds Hickel as an independent, reform-minded, frontier figure with broad support from conservationists and youth. It notes the firing stemmed from a leaked Cambodia letter and urges greater cabinet accessibility and responsiveness.
A pre dawn U S Army and Air raid on Hanoi targets POW camps, prompting a humane policy pledge and raised casualties. The operation, said to be one of the war’s boldest, left one fighter wounded and all rebels safe. The message warns Hanoi against mistreatment and buildup to support South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos.
CAPUS WAYNICK counsels that fear drives modern behavior as youth trends, permissive views, drugs, and crime rise while religious faith weakens. He warns against sensational violence in media, warns that mysticism and astrology won't reveal the century’s plan, urging cautious social guidance.
Nixon weighs a 1972 lineup after a poor election showing. Agnew remains favored by some southern allies while Dent predicts he stays on the ticket. Morton may lose the national chairmanship to Rumsfeld, who could take over the GOP command pending the president's decision.
Nixon plans a more moderate lineup as he pressures Hickel to resign and reshuffles key posts. Kennedy’s economic explanation faces replacement while Romney and Hardin face reduced roles and Mitchell gains influence in 1972 preparations. The shakeup centers on political strategy and election year dynamics.
A sermon argues against new doctrines claiming constant old morality. It cites Hillel Silver, Cain and Abel, Harry Thaw, Stanford White, Ananias, Napoleon, and James Russell Lowell to stress enduring moral laws despite fashion, wealth, or economic change.
The piece argues that despite new psychology and media, human nature remains constant from biblical times. It extols early training of children, laments ongoing vice, and looks to a spiritual renewal from the Father of lights as the source of a truly new birth for humanity.
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North Carolina culture week centered in Greensboro with side trips to furniture displays as Guilford County celebrates its Bicentennial. The event honors past leaders and donors while featuring societies in art music folklore and literature across the state. A Readers Digest gift supports Charles Loflin Educational Foundation for news-carrier scholarships.
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